Sentence examples for errors diagnosing from inspiring English sources
As such, M&S promote (i) a visual and dynamic viewpoint for SoS software architectures, reproducing stimuli the system can receive from a real environment, (ii) prediction of errors, diagnosing them and enabling corrections, and (iii) observation of expected and unexpected emergent behaviors of an SoS [27, 28].
A lack of available QOL tools specific to inborn errors diagnoses was acknowledged by Ziesch as a possible limitation in his QOL study [ 22].
The refractive errors were diagnosed based on correction with at least +0.50 or -0.5 dioptre sphere (DS) or dioptre cylinder (DC) or combination.
Through the pseudo-steady-state error diagnoses and piece-wise computation procedures, the novel error feedback control scheme ensures the satisfactory output regulation performance in the face of immeasurable disturbances and/or uncertainties.
Accurately defining and modelling competence in medication dosage calculation problem-solving (MDC-PS) is a fundamental pre-requisite to measuring competence, diagnosing errors and determining the necessary design and content of professional education programmes.
The presbyopic error was diagnosed in 1,640 eyes [ 8].
The presbyopic error was diagnosed based on improvement in near vision range to 0.3 m to 0.4 m following correction with at least +0.75 DS.
In light of the large numbers of blending error variances diagnosed as greater than zero in the mouse and honey bee data, the practical relevance of this second kind of technical error has been clearly demonstrated.
This error made retrospectively diagnosing the diseases of Perinthus difficult, if not impossible.
The Royal College of Pathologists points out that post-mortem studies consistently show a 30% error rate in diagnosing cause of death [ 4].
This may indicate that parts of this student population was focused on procedural fluency (e.g., diagnosing calculation errors) rather than conceptual fluency (e.g., understanding the principle that was needed).
